but on another note, i heard about the avalos legislation. and, now, i remember we've, on numerous occasions considered our policy on demolitions and reset the policy accordingly. so i don't understand why -- i guess its strfl administrative i don't know why the board of supervisors -- >> the clerk of the board has not transmitted the full ordinance to us yet but we will, in our analysis, review, as you said, we've done recent updates to our merger criteria and will review that history when we bring the ordinance before you. >> commissioner antonini: but we would presumably be the decision-making body on that if it's planning code. >> the board of supervisors is the city's legislative body so you as the primary land use body you get to make a recommendation to themn is non-binding, and the final vote will be at the board of supervisors whether to change that law or not. >> commissioner antonini: i just remember previous instances of us discussing these policies such as mergers and demolitions. revised them over the last few years, and i've ne